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This is sad, man. Feel horrible for the families of his victims and just wish someone could have gotten to this kid in time. World would be so much better for so many people.

The headline is a little misleading because I’m sure she’s not an evangelical preacher. How do I know? She’s, uh, a woman. TBF she could be a Charismatic (their rules are different) but evangelicals absolutely do not allow women to be senior pastors and most do not allow women to preach at all.

That was a classic.

No shame in being runner up to the Class of 1981.

Incentive Trader Joe’s to open some Stores in undeserved areas. Throw in a Smart & Final or two for bulk items.

That was a great essay.

IIRC they tried running an independent candidate in Nebraska who did pretty well.

When Trump was reelected, the lady posted "Daddy's back!"

Back in 2016, I recall my mother-in-law having some concerns about Trump but she and her friends still voted for him. A few years later the lady was talking about how whenever the family gets together, the man wronged by Trump "never has a bad word to say about him." 2/

I have a real world example of this. We have some friends who are considerably older and were very close to my mother-in-law. The lady hails from Kentucky and still has close relatives in KY and Ohio. One of her relatives did some work for Trump back in the day and was stiffed. 1/

Oliver nails it. Everyone matters.

This panel brought tears to my eyes.

Yes. It’s utterly dehumanizing and it hurts that more than a few centrists just shrug at it.

Or a fake name in a case study. “Ed Policy was looking at the data with concern. He asked Annie Admin to come into his office. ‘Test scores are down,’ he notes. We should talk to Terri Teacher and Peter Principal.’”

You’re right.

Yeah. In fact, news today is filled with stories about Eric Bieniemy’s son shooting his mom.

Cue Norman Vincent Peale and the Power of Positive Thinking.

I doubt he realizes how evangelicals have co-opted Passover to point to Jesus and no doubt Christian pastors will prepare evangelical students to raise this point in class.

He even used the example of how Exodus was leveraged by the civil rights movement, conveniently forgetting that the Southern whites resisting integration were very familiar with the Book of Exodus.

Just saw an article in The Atlantic where the writer argued that the Texas mandate to teach the Bible in schools is a good thing.